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University Of NigeriaTeaching Hospital
FEDERAL TEACHING HOSPITAL · ENUGU STATE

Care and training built on six decades of service

University Of Nigeria Teaching Hospital delivers specialist patient care, trains the next generation of doctors and allied health professionals, and conducts research that improves outcomes across the South East.

62
Years of continuous service
540
Inpatient beds across departments
38
Clinical & academic departments
7
Accredited training schools
Emergency DepartmentOpen 24 hours, every day of the year
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Care divisions

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01

Cardiothoracic Centre

Home to the region's first open-heart surgery programme, offering diagnostic, surgical and rehabilitative cardiac care.

02

Maternal & Child Health

Obstetrics, neonatology and paediatric services supporting families from antenatal care through early childhood.

03

Oncology & Radiotherapy

Comprehensive cancer screening, chemotherapy and radiotherapy delivered alongside a dedicated oncology pharmacy.

04

Trauma & Emergency Medicine

Round-the-clock emergency response, resuscitation and acute trauma care for the wider metropolitan area.

05

Renal & Dialysis Unit

Chronic and acute dialysis services supported by a nephrology team managing long-term kidney care.

News & updates

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SEPTEMBER 2026

New dialysis wing opens to reduce patient wait times

An expanded renal unit adds twelve stations, cutting average waiting periods for chronic patients by half.

AUGUST 2026

School of Nursing welcomes its 2026 intake

Matriculation ceremony marks the start of training for this year's cohort across three nursing specialisms.

AUGUST 2026

Free community diabetes screening this month

The endocrinology department is offering no-cost screening and counselling sessions every Saturday.

Education & training

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School of Nursing

3-year diploma programme

School of Midwifery

2-year post-basic programme

Biomedical Technology

4-year degree programme

Health Information Mgt.

3-year diploma programme

Patient rights

  • Access to preventive, curative and rehabilitative care
  • Clear information about diagnosis and treatment options
  • Respectful, dignified treatment regardless of background
  • Confidentiality of personal and medical information
  • The right to seek a second opinion

Patient responsibilities

  • Provide honest and complete medical history
  • Treat staff and fellow patients with respect
  • Follow agreed treatment plans and attend appointments on time
  • Settle billing promptly or discuss difficulty with social services
  • Report any concerns about care to hospital administration